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Editor's Note: Times sports columnist Dan Daly knows the history of the NFL as well as anybody anywhere. This is the last in a series of five excerpts The Times has offered this week.
Editor's Note: Times sports columnist Dan Daly knows the history of the NFL as well as anybody anywhere. The Times will offer an excerpt from his new book every day this week.
Editor's Note: Times sports columnist Dan Daly knows the history of the NFL as well as anybody anywhere. The Times will offer an excerpt from his new book every day this week.
Editor's Note: Times sports columnist Dan Daly knows the history of the NFL as well as anybody anywhere. The Times will offer an excerpt from his new book every day this week.
Editor's Note: Times sports columnist Dan Daly knows the history of the NFL as well as anybody anywhere. The Times will offer an excerpt from his new book every day this week.
The Washington TImes' best guess for the 2012 NFL season.
The Washington Times' best guess.
Upon further review, the NFL has decided to penalize the New York Giants for trading two first-round draft picks, a third-round pick and a fifth-round pick to the San Diego Chargers in 2004 for the rights to quarterback Eli Manning.
In his 26 years with The Washington Times' sports section, Dave Fay left lasting impressions on everyone that he met. He's been described as crusty, cynical, blunt, sour and above all else, a good man.
With the world's best players set to take on Congressional's Blue Course during this week's U.S. Open, The Washington Times' Dan Daly sat down with club pro John Lyberger for a hole-by-hole look at how the course should play.
The Redskins rolled the dice again Thursday night in the first round of the NFL draft. The Washington Times' columnist Dan Daly runs down their greatest hits, misses and other notable first-rounders (*Hall of Famer):
After the USATF Outdoor Championships in June, Washington Times colleague Dan Daly wondered aloud why Tyson Gay's tremendous 100/200 performances did not seem to muster much interest across the sporting world.
After the USATF Outdoor Championships in June, Washington Times colleague Dan Daly wondered aloud why Tyson Gay's tremendous 100/200 performances did not seem to muster much interest across the sporting world.
{bullet} For the second time in three days, the Rover feels compelled to giggle at the expense of his colleague from The Washington Times. So obsessed is Dan Daly about his daily workout that yesterday morning the Rover emerged from his room to see the man running laps around the parking lot. Only a man seriously exercise-desperate will spend the better part of an hour making 150-meter circuits of a motel sandwiched between the Pennsylvania Turnpike, a cemetery and a gastric terror named the Eat'n Park.
"It was funny. Younger reporters could kind of be put off when they first meet him because he was a little bit gruff," Times columnist and longtime friend Dan Daly said. "You just had to get to know him like a lot of older people."
